Hi, can you tell me if my Intuous fits in this sleeve: Wacom Intuos Pen and Touch Medium Tablet (CTH680) (Old Version) Thanks, Jurgen
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Your Intuos will probably fit in the small sleeve according to the dimensions of CTH680 and the small sleeve dimensions.
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Hey Susan...large Intuos case...works great...I've been using both my pad and case for over a year...can't work without them!:)
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I can't say from experience, but the way the tablet picks up signals from the pen shouldn't make too much difference between Wacom pens. Wacom also has pretty awesome customer service, so I'd try to buy from them instead of a third party so you can exchangr it in case it doesn't work.
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Yes, it is the same pen for both the Intuos 4 and Intous 5. So, this is the correct pen for the intuos 5 touch tablet.
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Yes it does, to be clear on the Wacom site that draw tablet can fit a Wireless kit. From what I know the Wireless Kit is only a one size thing. As long as the tablet itself can take it, it will fit.
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No. Intuos pens only work with their Intuos tablets. I think this pen will work with the Intuos4/5, but that's an unusual case since each pen usually only works with a certain version. The pressure levels are also double on the Intuos products. They're not compatible.
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Yes, that would work fine with this tablet, in fact, when people complain to Wacom about the fact that they can't lift up the top to put something under it for tracing, they suggest placing under a clear sheet. It seems to have a pretty decent distance to which it can recognize the pen pressing down on it, but I haven't exactly measured it.
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I have a sleeve that works with it, but it's not a case. I would do a google search to see what's available. I'm sorry I could not be more helpful. If you purchased this item, I will throw in the neoprene case for u. It's new and unused! Made for an 8" tablet.
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I own an older Wacom, the Intuos 2. It's over a decade old but works wonderfully with Manga Studio 4 EX.
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The Wacom Intuos3 Classic Pen (silver) is unfortunately not compatible with the newer Wacom Intuos4 Tablets (black). I know, it's a bummer. I think they should be making their devices backwards compatible...
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I don't know. I have an Intuos and it works great with that tablet, just like new.
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No it does not. Wacom products work exclusively with wacom products of the same make (intuos3 pen works for the 3 tablet, 4 for 4, etc)
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Check page 10 and page 108 of the PDF user Guide for your Intuos 5 Tablet. Those are are hard felt nibs and not every model tablet brings those nibs. Your tablet and mine do.
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Be sure that the driver for the intuous4 is installed, and that the computer can find a supported tablet on the system. If not go to wacom.com, download the latest driver, install it. Also I find that I often have to go to the services directory, open the "standard" frame, scroll down to Wacom Professional Service and restart it. For some reason when Photoshop loads, the pen pressure sensitivity etc. still doesn't work until I do the Services thing. You can see next to brush palette a triangle with a ! in it meaning it is not functioning properly.
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Sorry...don't have that feature but try measuring the size of your entire assembled tablet with the dimensions of the V-B sleeve and that should help with your decision.
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Hi Brandon, I see you posted this a while ago but thought I would answer in case you hadn't already purchased. I use my Wacom mainly for photo editing as well and I think the medium is the perfect size for this work. With the large I find it clumsy when I'm attempting to create paths or paint on masks. I'm not sure if its just because I'm used to the medium size, but I feel like there's a large discrepancy between the wide movements I'm making on the pad, and what's happening on the screen (I hope that made sense). However, using the medium tablet means you're basically restricted to drawing with your wrist and not your whole arm. I'm not a digital painter, but if its similar to brush-on-canvas painting I can understand how that would be an issue. Overall, I say go with the medium since that will best fit your primary use, and Amazon has a very generous return policy if it turns out not to work out.
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Hi, I recently bought the pen and touch. They advertise two active areas. This is from their specs pagehttp://www.wacom.com/bamboo/bamboo_pen_touch.phpActive Area - Touch (WxH) 4.9" x 3.4" (124mm x 86mm)Active Area - Pen (WxH) 5.8" x 3.6" (147mm x 91mm)Be aware though that contrary to advertised, the actual part of the tablet that will map to the screen when on pen mode is the smaller touch size. I contacted the company thinking that there was a glitch somewhere and they replied back that that is indeed the normal operation, which left me quite puzzled since what sense does it make to advertise 5.8" x 3.6" (147mm x 91mm) pen active area if only 4.9" x 3.4" (124mm x 86mm) is usable? Hi, I recently bought the pen and touch. They advertise two active areas. This is from their specs pagehttp://www.wacom.com/bamboo/bamboo_pen_touch.phpActive Area - Touch (WxH) 4.9" x 3.4" (124mm x 86mm)Active Area - Pen (WxH) 5.8" x 3.6" (147mm x 91mm)Be aware though that contrary to advertised, the actual part of the tablet that will map to the screen when on pen mode is the smaller touch size. I contacted the company thinking that there was a glitch somewhere and they replied back that that is indeed the normal operation, which left me... » Read More Hi, I recently bought the pen and touch. They advertise two active areas. This is from their specs pagehttp://www.wacom.com/bamboo/bamboo_pen_touch.phpActive Area - Touch (WxH) 4.9" x 3.4" (124mm x 86mm)Active Area - Pen (WxH) 5.8" x 3.6" (147mm x 91mm)Be aware though that contrary to advertised, the actual part of the tablet that will map to the screen when on pen mode is the smaller touch size. I contacted the company thinking that there was a glitch somewhere and they replied back that that is indeed the normal operation, which left me quite puzzled since what sense does it make to advertise 5.8" x 3.6" (147mm x 91mm) pen active area if only 4.9" x 3.4" (124mm x 86mm) is usable? « Show Less